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  1. ...components of ancestry in AfA and comparing it with indigenous African populations (IAF). Interestingly, many selection-candidate genes identified by the new approach were associated with AfA-specific high-risk diseases such as prostate cancer and hypertension, suggesting an important role these disease...
  2. ...tumorigenesis occurs. With widely varying risk allele frequencies in different populations—from49% inAmericanCaucasians to 81% inAfrican Americans (HapMap, merged Phase 1, 2, and 3 frequencies)—this SNP may also have an effect on the population prevalence of both prostate cancer and colorectal cancer (Jemal et...
  3. ...in earlier studies (Gustafson et al. 2024; Schloissnig et al. 2024). One of the largest long-read projects to date is the All of Us Research Program, which has employed PacBio HiFi reads to sequence over 1000 African American samples in the phase I project (Mahmoud et al. 2024) and is progressing to over 10...
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  4. ...African ancestry) inDorschner et al. (2013) and 391 additional variants in the remaining 5503 (4300 European-ancestry and 2203 African-ancestry) participants. This is attributable to the most common variants being identified in the first set analyzed, leaving fewer novel variants in the second set...
  5. ...according to the experimental design. Suppose we identify a QTL that contributes to 1% of the genetic variation in an outbred population. In a model organism we could then set up a breeding program to isolate that chromosomal region so that all other genomic regions are inbred—consequently, the locus now...
  6. ...cytotoxicity dose-response curves. Two cell lines from each of the three ethnic groups studied were selected to illustrate a range of radiation cytotoxicity ‘‘dose response’’ curves. Squares indicate African-Americans (AA), triangles CaucasianAmericans (CA), and circles indicate Han Chinese–Americans (HCA...
  7. ...-Saharan African genetic origin of the respective cell donors (Supplemental Fig. S1). Both data sets are in agreement with the light and dark skin-color phenotype informationof theHEMn-LP andHEMn-DP cell donors, as provided by Cascade Biologics. We investigated the transcription status of the OCA2 gene in our skin...
  8. ...that is representative of the ethnic diversity of the United States population (Coriell Institute; http://locus.umdnj.edu/nigms/products/pdr.html ). The panel includes 24 European, 24 Asian, 24 African, 12 Hispanic, and six Native American samples. PCR amplifications were performed in 96-well plates in a volume of 7 μ...
  9. ...incidence of microsatellite instability in colorectal cancer from African Americans. Clin Cancer Res 9: 1112–1117. Babushok DV, Ostertag EM, Courtney CE, Choi JM, Kazazian HH Jr. 2006. L1 integration in a transgenic mouse model. Genome Res 16: 240– 250. Baillie JK, Barnett MW, Upton KR, Gerhardt DJ...
  10. ...including dog, wolf, coyote, Ethiopian wolf or Simien jackal, and three other species of jackals (genus Canis ), as well as the African hunting dog (genus Lycaon ) and the dhole (genus Cuon ); and (3) the South American canids including fox-sized canids such as the pampus fox, crab-eating fox, and small...
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